Soleron on 25 May 2009
| kowenicki said: Now... back in the real world, running a real company (not I.T.) and using real applications that my company uses all the time and are fully compatible with our OS and servers (SBS and exchange), and where our I.T. spend for hardware and software is less than 2% of our turnover (in a company with a 50% profit margin)... why would I bother again??? |
When XP expires for you, either because MS drops support or you can't physically buy it, I'm saying Linux requires less retraining and has lower costs than upgrading to Vista or later. Is that not important?
